I need help: how should the hot oil in an Aspen heat exchanger be defined?

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I’m a newcomer here named Aspen. I need to design a heat exchanger to heat n-pentane from 70°C to 200°C. The hot fluid I plan to use is hot oil, but I’m not sure how to define the hot oil stream – I don’t know its temperature, pressure, or flow rate

Reply #22020-04-22

If the pressure and temperature are unknown, fill in a value that corresponds to the actual conditions for now

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